| refined product | 9.61 | It also exports refined products. | ||
| refined oil | 3.36 | They had exported refined oil. | ||
| refined sugar | 2.76 | Refined sugar? | ||
| refined petroleum | 1.97 | Prices for refined petroleum also dropped. | ||
| refined version | 1.12 | But what the engine has to offer, this refined version will eat up in its entirety. | ||
| refined taste | 1.05 | A lush idea book for refined tastes. | ||
| refined fuel | 0.99 | Nigeria imports most of its refined fuel. | ||
| refined carbohydrate | 0.46 | C. dried apricots, granola, refined carbohydrates. | ||
| refined form | 0.46 | In less refined form, it is also the principal ingredient of kitty litter. | ||
| refined gasoline | 0.46 | For the first time, imports of refined gasoline were allowed to enter the country. | ||
| refined palate | 0.39 | While the writer certainly enjoyed fine food, biographers recalled a less refined palate. | ||
| refined production | 0.39 | In recent years, China has ranked second in terms of refined lead production after the U.S. | ||
| refined sensibility | 0.39 | He was known for his refined sensibilities and exquisite taste. | ||
| refined style | 0.39 | Later, when his playing became more mature, he absorbed the refined style of Oscar Peterson. | ||
| refined copper | 0.33 | Refined copper undergoes a process called electrolysis. | ||
| refined cocaine | 0.26 | Cocaine paste is processed into refined cocaine. | ||
| refined flour | 0.26 | Most Graham crackers today contain refined white flour, which Graham thought was the root of all evil. | ||
| refined measurement | 0.26 | Now, Slanger and Huestis hope to obtain more refined measurements by using the giant Keck telescope in Hawaii. | ||
| refined one | 0.26 | Asked again to take on a Southern accent, Malone provides a newly refined one. | ||
| refined sense | 0.26 | There is the refined sense that the smarter people are the ones who see their own flaws. |